Information about Fernando Pessoa

She's singing, poor wheat cutter.

She's singing, poor wheat cutter, maybe she feels happy;

Singing and cutting, her voice was full.

Joy and inexplicable loneliness, tactful as the chirping of birds.

In the pure sky, soft tunes rise and fall.

It was the singing voice she sang.

Listening to her sing I was happy and sad, and there was fields and busyness in that voice, and she sang as if she thought.

More important than raw words is singing.

Ah, sing it, sing it as you like.

I'm thinking about it.

Your muffled voice is drifting.

Fill my heart!

Yes! If I could be you, with your happiness and open-mindedness, and such calmness! O sky!

O fields! Singing! Knowledge.

So heavy and so short in life!

Come in for me! Take my soul.

Give it back to you and take shelter in the shadows!

Then, take me and float away!

Every day you're unhappy isn't yours.

All theories, all psalms.

It lives longer than this flower, and yet, it all seems to be foggy, damp, unpleasant, much larger than this flower.

It doesn't matter how big or how long it is.

It's just the size and length.

The important thing is to be long-lasting and measured.

If the real scale is real)

Truth is the most precious thing in time.

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Fernando Pessoa (Portuguese: Fernando Pessoa (13 June 1888 – 30 November 1935), born in Lisbon, was a Portuguese poet and writer. During his lifetime, he was best known for his collection of poems "Mission".

He is considered the greatest Portuguese-speaking writer after Camões. In his work The Western Canon, the literary critic Brunn described him as the poet who best represents the twentieth century with Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda.

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He is known in literature for his "creative" personality, which we call "synonyms". Each "heteronym" has a different pen name and has a different personality, which is actually a reflection of the author's various personalities. In addition to the synonym, the author has a "self", which is the true character of the author.

Among the many characters, the "self" plus the other three "pseudonyms" are the most mature and well-known. The three "synonyms" are Álvaro de Campos, Ricardo Reis and Alberto Caeiro. Among them, the "self" is often the one that best brings out the deep philosophical meanings of truth, existence, and personality.

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Pessoa's ego is "a well-rounded personality and a writer in his own right, but he is always inseparable from the patriotism of the Sbastians." His "self" was in some ways influenced by religious ideas, such as theosomy and Freemasonry. Therefore, the poems of "self" are full of mythology and epic spirit, and sometimes have a tragic flavor.

As a universalist poet, his worldview may have been influenced by Eastern and rationalist philosophical ideas, which seems quite contradictory, and he accepts both a singular and multifaceted worldview. So, this gives Pessoa every reason to separate the other three "dissonants" from the "self" along with Bernando Soares, the "semi-self" in The Mission.

Pessoa in "Mission", a collection of poems based on Portuguese historical figures, is the best representative of this "self", and it is also the only collection of poems published during his lifetime.